Eisenhower faces first press conference since heart attack
Washington reports a measured, reassuring revival as Dwight D. Eisenhower answered questions with growing mastery. His color and smile suggested vigor though hints of fatigue lingered. The scene offered reassurance about his health and leadership amid a challenging year ahead. The piece questions whether the impression will reassure Republicans and supporters hoping he runs again.
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Washington
Dwight D. Eisenhower
President weighs return as heart attack shadows prospects
An analysis notes the president faces a grim choice about serving a full second term after a heart attack. It cites a study of 390 cases showing about five in eleven survive five more years, though medical views vary. The article contrasts civilian and Army heart specialists on permanent impairment and the advisers’ cautious stance on a possible run.
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Key West
David R. Cole
Evelyn B. Singian
Louis N. Katz
Medical Research Institute of Chicago
Michael Reese Hospital
U. S. News and World Report
Cole-Singian - Katz
Paul Dudley White
Thomas E. Mattingly
White
Copright
New York Herald Tribune Inc
Eisenhower Budget Sets Path To Balance With Growth
The president’s coming year budget features higher defense and foreign aid amid domestic needs while not calling for tax increases. The plan relies on rising business activity to boost revenues by about 400 million, aiming for a balanced budget for the first time since 1951 and continued fiscal stability beyond. The approach reflects confidence in the economy and a shift of policy toward meeting human needs at home and countering communism abroad.
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Eisenhower
Congress
Foreign aid fight drives Eisenhower Dulles push in 1956
The president and secretary of state urge Americans to back heavier foreign aid to outpace the Soviet Union in an economic struggle that now shapes the Cold War. Congress faces election year reluctance and shifting support, including wary legislators like Senator George. If the push fails, expanded aid in 1956 remains doubtful amid domestic political constraints.
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Eisenhower
State Dulles
Congress
George
Georgia
Herman Talmadge
Senator Connally
Texas
Foreign Relations Committee
Dulles
Civil War nurse poet and chow dog origins
A question identifies Walt Whitman as a volunteer nurse who chronicled Civil War experiences in poetry. Another query states the chow dog originated in China, noting its breed history and early development.
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Walt Whitman
Detective Robbed in Dallas on First Day Duty
Det Lt J C Wilson, new member of the Police Burglary and Theft Bureau, went to a Dallas restaurant for a meal on his first day. While dining, a thief stole his hat from him.
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Dallas
J. ¢ Wilson
Betty Ls Farm Life Beats Self Pity In Early Polio Tale
Betty L a 30 year old Wisconsin farmer's wife writes from Appleton about a busy farm and household routine. Her letter details strawberry and cherry picking canning and market tasks along with child care and a planned birthday dinner. Crane uses her extroverted approach to argue against self pity and insomnia by widening daily interests.
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George W. Crane
Betty L
Appleton
Wis
Chicago
Mrs. Crane
Betty
Henry
Joey
Viruses Cause Many Known Human Diseases
The doctor explains that many diseases are caused by viruses. A virus is a living organism too small to be seen but capable of causing illness. Beyond known viral diseases, some disorders are believed virus generated though the responsible virus is not yet identified.
Viral disease vaccines and research progress described
The article reviews viral diseases such as smallpox polio rabies and influenza noting vaccines as the primary defense. It explains smallpox control by vaccination and that treatment is limited after onset. Polio and rabies vaccines aim to prevent nervous system involvement and paralysis.
Michigan Leads Nation in Cereal and Related Goods
Michigan, known for car production, also tops the country in cereal foods machine tool accessories salt and furniture for public buildings, reflecting broad industrial reach across sectors.
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Michigan
Passamaquoddy Project Surges Toward Power Survey
The House approved a $3 million survey to study the Passamaquoddy tidal power project, pairing Maine and Canada in an estuary to generate electricity. The plan, once mocked as a boondoggle, gains cross regional support and could spur multi northern river development and flood control.
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Thomas L. Stokes
Washington
Congress
Passamaquoddy
Maine
New England
Canada
House
Senate
Bay of Fundy
Passamaquoddy Bay
New
Evins
Joe Evins
R. Tenn
TVA
Tennessee
Great Lakes - St. Lawrence
U.S
Joseph W. Martin
Mass
International Joint Commission
Hollywood Censorship Faces Changes After The Man With The Golden Arm
Hollywood censorship undergoes a push for broader adult film content after The Man With the Golden Arm was denied a seal. Production Code prestige waned as two directors and stars comment on future shifts, including George Gobel and Eddie Fisher headlines. Jack Lemmon eyed a serious role amid talk of Double Jeopardy.
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Hollywood
NEA
Producers Association
Witnet
George Gobel
Nbc-Tv
MGM
Eddie Fisher
RKO
Jack Lemmon
Crossword Clue Pack Across Entries
A compact set of clues including Pork produc and Sea mamma with the entries Blackbird and Goddess of Infatuation, plus an Egg dish and Works Progress Administration themed hints. The grid references animals and red flowers, a misdeed, and borne as a wordplay thread across the puzzle.
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Works Progress Administration
Puzzle Answers From Todays List Of Clues
A compiled solution list filling the crossword like clues with entries for ages brain passages gazes fixedly and more across many definitions including Irish river and Italian city among others with thematic state abbreviations and biblical terms
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